Origin is Cursor’s git forge for storing and sharing code. Use it to host repositories, sync projects from GitHub, and browse your team’s Origin repos in the browser.
Origin code storage is available on Pro, Teams, and Enterprise plans. It is not available on free plans. Access opens in stages, so you may not see Origin immediately after it becomes available for your plan.
Origin follows thePrivacy Modeof the namespace owner: the team or the individual who owns the repo.
Before your team can use Origin, someone has to claim a codebase name. The codebase name is the namespace your repositories live under, the{owner}inhttps://cursor.com/codebase/{owner}/{repo}.
Once the codebase name is claimed, admins can create repositories and grant repository access to the rest of the team fromcodebase settings.
After Origin is enabled,cursor.com/codebaseshows your team’s repositories.
Repo icons show how each repo is hosted:Origin-hosted repos, andrepos synced from GitHub.
Origin is Cursor’s git forge for storing and sharing code. Use it to host repositories, sync projects from GitHub, and browse your team’s Origin repos in the browser.
Origin code storage is available on Pro, Teams, and Enterprise plans. It is not available on free plans. Access opens in stages, so you may not see Origin immediately after it becomes available for your plan.
Origin follows thePrivacy Modeof the namespace owner: the team or the individual who owns the repo.
Before your team can use Origin, someone has to claim a codebase name. The codebase name is the namespace your repositories live under, the{owner}inhttps://cursor.com/codebase/{owner}/{repo}.
Once the codebase name is claimed, admins can create repositories and grant repository access to the rest of the team fromcodebase settings.